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Text Of Governor Rell's Final State Of The State Speech
The Hartford CourantState of the State February 3, 2010 By Governor M. Jodi Rell Mr. President, Mr. Speaker, Mr. Williams, members and guests: We gather today to mark the opening of the 2010 legislative session and we do so at a time of continued challenge, continued...Tags: Vehicles, Science and Technology, Science, Judges, Energy Saving
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UConn Health Center Loses Out On $100 Million Federal Grant
The Hartford CourantThe University of Connecticut Health Center was not chosen to receive a $100 million federal grant contained within last year's health care reform bill. Instead, the money will go to Ohio State University, the Health Resources and Services Administration...Tags: Local Elections, Colleges and Universities, University of Connecticut, Executive Branch, Connecticut
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9 Dead In Manchester Workplace Shooting
Omar Thornton almost slept through his 6 a.m. wakeup call Tuesday, springing to life only after the teenage brother of his girlfriend nudged him awake.
The 34-year-old kissed his girlfriend Kristi Hannah goodbye, told her he loved her, and then left...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Defense, Bankruptcy, Health and Medical Professionals, Theft
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Watertown Native Dies In Iraq
Gebrah Noonan, an Army private who died Thursday in Iraq, loved good literature and Michael Jackson and had a sense of humor sharp enough to get him voted class clown at Watertown High School.
Noonan, 26, died Thursday in a non-combat incident in...Tags: Iraq, Colleges and Universities, Defense, Connecticut, Vermont
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Man Accused Of Crash That Killed Trooper Arrested In Massachusetts
The Enfield man who police say veered across I-91 Thursday, striking a state police car and killing Trooper Kenneth Hall, is in police custody in Massachusetts.
Michael Pajak, 32, is still being treated at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, but...Tags: Vehicles, Injuries and Wounds, Drunk Driving, Connecticut, Hospitals and Clinics
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Reward Offered For Tips In Cold Case
The Hartford CourantAs the five-year anniversary of the Aug. 28, 2005, kiling of a Mansfield woman approaches, state police are reminding the public of a reward offered for information in the case. Gov. M. Jodi Rell in 2008 approved a $50,000 reward for information that...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Stafford (Tolland, Connecticut), Crimes
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Petit Supports Streamlining Death Penalty Process; Joiner Opposes Reform Efforts
The Hartford CourantWilliam Petit Jr., the lone survivor of the 2007 Cheshire home invasion, urged lawmakers Wednesday to make changes to Connecticut's death penalty that would stop unnecessary delays in the death penalty process. He also said that victims should have the...Tags: Punishment, Crime, Law and Justice, Connecticut, Justice System, Naugatuck
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Tragic Decision: Man Brain-Damaged, Hospital Accused
Stephen M. Smith decided to undergo throat surgery to remove a spot on his esophagus — a spot that he feared could become cancerous.
As he walked into St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford on July 3, 2008, Smith and his wife, Benay,...Tags: Nursing, Judges, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Surgery, Brain
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Program Will Use GPS To Track Domestic Violence Offenders
The Hartford CourantDomestic violence victims terrified that their tormentors will ignore protective orders and attack them again will get some security through a new state program using GPS monitors to track the movement of high-risk offenders. The $140,000 pilot program,...Tags: Social Issues, Crime, Law and Justice, Abusive Behavior, Criminals, Crimes
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New Domestic Violence Law Requires GPS For Certain Offenders
Gov. M. Jodi Rell on Monday signed a domestic violence reform bill that she said would help prevent abuse and assist victims by "strengthening numerous programs in criminal justice, social services and education." Using $140,000 in federal stimulus...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Connecticut, Justice System, Family, Labor Legislation
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JOVIN CASE EVIDENCE PROVES WORTHLESS
The Hartford CourantFor nearly eight years, investigators and the family of Suzanne Jovin have held out hope that DNA from scrapings found under a fingernail on her left hand would lead to the killer of the 21-year-old Yale student. But that hope is now gone:...Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Colleges and Universities, Crime, Law and Justice, Executive Branch, DNA
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Glastonbury Soldier Dies In Afghanistan
All his life, Mark DeLuzio has rooted for the Boston Red Sox, even though his son Steven rooted for the New York Yankees.
But on Monday, Mark DeLuzio rooted hard for the Yankees to win one for Sgt. Steven DeLuzio, who was killed Sunday when insurgents...Tags: Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Superman (fictional character), Sports, Afghanistan
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